GEORGE liniITAKER. VV Ohimney-Sweep and Nightman. MAIN%STEEET, FOXTOxV. (Next to Aberdeen House) Aramoho Nursery to the Front. FBUIT TREES IN GREAT VAUETY. APPLES, Penrs, Plums, Peacliee C l herrips, Apricots, Quinces, Oranges, Nectarines, 1 emeus. Gooserienips, Elaclc ( nrrants, Krd Currnnfs, \\ ln'to Currants, Rasp berries nnd Rhubarb. T.oquats am Persimmons. Nrrs. — Walnuts, Chestnuts, Fil borfs, i (.1. Nuts, Hazol Nuts, an< Almond..!. BPELTER AND FOREST TREES PINES AND CYPRESSES, OAKS, IXMS, ASH OR.ENTAL PLANES ard a Large Stock of Hedge PLnts viz , Quicks nnd Barberries. ROSES, RHODEDANDRONS, AND CAMKLIAS. All to he Cleared at Reduced Prices. Come and Inspect for yourselves Prices. Catalogues and Sj ecial Price Lis posted to any address free. W. T' Beneiield, Aramolio Nursery. yy na b LT~"&~~na LION FOUNDRY, WELLINGTON, Have appointed Mr (', Ho^oiu Foxton, agent for tlieir Iniprovei F.ax Snipping MacLiues Mid Fit tings, Screw Pi'f-s> Fittings, and nl Flasmill requisites mil be kopt ii stock.
GE OK GE RE I C H A RD"t , PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. THE AMERICAN PALACE ORGANS £12 10s, £15 10s, £22 10s, £27 10s, and £45. S@ The ftbovo nve pmnounood tho Best in tho World. PIANOS by Collard (S; (ollard, Lipp & Sons— Erard. Brinsmead & Sons, Roenisch— Kirkman, Feurich— Bord, and Brooklyn Company. RitAi* HANDS SUPPLIED, Klutos, Cruets, ,tul other Brnss lL^vumf nta. Violin strings ai.d bows. e-ITrjNOS FOE ALL CLASSES OF INSTRUMENTS. Wanrw^cmj^ and Pmnoiorte Pieces in skeot and books. P oß tag 0 i; a Miiitiitt »«iHfct, LM. Uymen-8 may Le forwarde<l by Tost Oflicc Ordor \i small amounts in stamps. Music if.ia through the post cannot bo exchangetu CAIALOOI.B PaiCE LISTS AND TERMS ON APPLICATION LAIBTOB" QUAY, WELLDTSTOB
TT7ANTED, Farmors and Dairy ** men to inspect my Burr^ ahurns, which are without doubt the best churns in the market. The have been twice exhibited, and received highest prizes both times. Over a dozen testimonials to bo had on application. Chas. E. GAUSTaD, Cooper, Fitzherbert Street, Pitlinerston North. Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Foxton, has been appointed agent for Foxtbu district, kom whom te.smonials and prices can Le obtained, and where the churns can bj s on. ADVICE To the Inhabitants of FOXTOX. Alighting frum the ir iv in Prthner. ston, turn your eyes toward? Ran^itlkei Street and yon will see theie the PIOEHIX HOTEL. and on visiting the same you will find W. RYAH. Who wi 1 havo much \>U t.u.e in attending to your \\a s. Everything of the very iu«st and prices moderate. L. G. WEST, PIiOPRIETOA
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 3 February 1891, Page 4
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412Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 3 February 1891, Page 4
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